Welcome to Extreme Investor Network, where we bring you the latest insights and analysis on the companies making headlines in the world of finance. Today, we highlight some of the top performers in extended trading and their impact on the market.
First up, Amazon. The e-commerce giant saw a 4.7% surge after surpassing earnings expectations in the third quarter. With $1.43 earned per share on revenue of $158.88 billion, Amazon demonstrated strength in both its cloud computing and advertising businesses.
Next, Intel experienced a more than 14% jump in shares following better-than-expected third-quarter revenue. Intel posted revenue of $13.28 billion, surpassing analyst projections and providing positive guidance for the future.
On the flip side, Apple saw a 1.8% decline in shares despite exceeding earnings and revenue expectations for the fourth fiscal quarter. This was attributed to weaker-than-expected revenue from Macs and iPads.
Avis Budget and BJ’s Restaurants had mixed results, with Avis slipping 2.4% after missing earnings expectations, while BJ’s tumbled 9.7% despite surpassing revenue expectations.
Lastly, Atlassian stole the show with a 16% rally after reporting fiscal first-quarter earnings and revenue that exceeded analyst forecasts. With earnings of 77 cents per share and revenue of $1.19 billion, Atlassian proved to be a standout performer in the market.
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